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Using Planner.NET as a time picker?
Feb 22nd, 2006 at 3:34pm
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We need to be able to pick just a time within a day, and I was wondering if Planner.NET, in Timetable view, can be used to do this.

I'm not really interested in the actual date - we've already got that.

I know I could create my own user control to do this, but if Planner.NET can already do it, all the better!

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Re: Using Planner.NET as a time picker?
Reply #1 - Feb 22nd, 2006 at 5:11pm
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Try handling the DateClick event. The DateTime instance passed as parameter to the event handler will give you the start time of the clicked cell.

I hope that helps,
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Re: Using Planner.NET as a time picker?
Reply #2 - Feb 24th, 2006 at 6:56am
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Hi Stoyan,
Thanks for the info - that sounds like just what I want.

Is it possible to strip the appearance down to just display the time slots, without the date at the top? I presume it's just a matter of setting the right appearance-related properties, but I'm stuggling to find the appropriate ones.

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Re: Using Planner.NET as a time picker?
Reply #3 - Feb 24th, 2006 at 8:24am
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Hi James ,

In TimetableSettings set the MainHeaderSize to 1 and HeaderDateFormat to "  " (two space symbols).Setting MainHeaderSize to 0 would automatically make the header just big enough to show the text, so a 1 pixel high header is the closest you can get to a hidden header. Setting HeaderDateFormat to "  " is needed so there aren't any pixels from the text remaining visible in the header line.

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